Growing trade tension with the United States and a slowdown in cross-border mergers and acquisitions have not curbed the growth of China’s largest law firms. Quite the contrary. Those firms saw steady financial growth in 2017.
For the first time, two law firms that have more than three-quarters of their lawyers based in mainland China are on the Global 100 revenue ranking: Yingke Law Firm with $445.6 million at 97th and Zhong Lun Law Firm with $444 million at 98th.
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